Indian airlines are expected to cancel 444 international flights scheduled for Sunday due to ongoing airspace restrictions in the Middle East, as announced by the Civil Aviation Ministry. The restrictions, impacting flights over Iran and parts of the Middle East, have already caused the cancellation of 410 domestic flights on February 28. Aviation authorities are actively coordinating with airlines to manage operational adjustments, passenger assistance, and diversions.
The Civil Aviation Ministry emphasized that passenger safety remains a priority and urged travelers to verify flight statuses before heading to airports. The Passenger Assistance Control Room continues to monitor grievances and provide support to affected travelers. Officials are deploying resources to ensure seamless passenger facilitation amid fluctuating regional airspace advisories.
This disruption underscores the regional impact of evolving airspace restrictions, with authorities committed to ensuring safety and facilitating smooth flight operations. Passengers are advised to stay informed through airline updates and official communications to mitigate inconvenience during this period.
